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No. Address Village Talluka Dist No. GG Aurangaba 1 ABD/830/2018 Muslim Kabrastan --- MSBW/ABD/999/2020 Tisgaon ABD d Pandharpur- Aurangaba 2 ABD/502/2018 Muslim Kabrastan -- MSBW/ABD/998/2019 at Pandharpur-Waladgaon ABD Walagaon d Aurangaba 3 ABD/832/2018 Jama Masjid --- MSBW/ABD/997/2019 Tisgaon ABD d at Survey No. 02, Baijipura, Aurangaba 4 ABD/919/2016 Graveyard and Dargah -- MSBW/ABD/996/2019 Near Roshangate, Aurangabad ABD d Jaswantpura GGA- Aurangaba 5 ABD/336/18 Masjid Hamal Wadi MSBW/ABD/995/2019 Daultabad ABD 371 d Madarsa Darul Uloom Ahle Ranjangaon 6 ABD/251/2018 Sunnat Ghaosia and Masjid-E- --- MSBW/ABD/994/2019 at Gut No. 54, Raza Nagar Gangapur ABD Shenpunji Ghaosia Madarsa Wo Masjid E Gausul at Shivrai Road, Bharat 7 ABD/582/2018 -- MSBW/ABD/993/2019 Vaijapur Vaijapur ABD Wara , Nagar, at Inside Aurangabad Mill, Aurangaba 8 ABD/299/2019 Dargah Syed Sadat , -- MSBW/ABD/992/2019 Aurangabad ABD Kotwalpura, d GGA- Aurangaba 9 ABD/298/2019 Masjid Inside Abad Mill, MSBW/ABD/991/2019 at Kotwalpura, Aurangabad ABD 243 d GGC- 10 ABD/517/2018 Masjid and Grave Yard MSBW/ABD/990/2019 Shioor Vaijapur ABD 59 Dargah Hazrat Shahnoor Hamvi Saheb, Dargah Hazrat GG-B- Aurangaba 11 ABD/1139/2008 Shamsuddin Saheb Masjid, MSBW/ABD/99/2008 Osmanpura Aurangabad ABD 1 d Khankha, Sama Khana & Kabrastan Kawit Ki Masjid & Chilla GGA- Bihamandv 12 ABD/782/2018 Mahboob Subhani & MSBW/ABD/989/2019 Paithan ABD 57 a Graveyard Dargah Hazrath Haji Umar Ali GGC- 13 ABD/616/2018 MSBW/ABD/988/2019 Udengaon Sillod ABD Shah 41 Abdul Sattar Family Hattesinghpura, S.T. Colony, Aurangaba 14 ABD/123/2014 --- MSBW/ABD/987/2019 Aurangabad ABD Graveyard Katkat Gate d 15 ABD/975/2018 Idgah MSBW/ABD/986/2019 at New Gardan, Paithan Paithan ABD Usman Bin Affan Ra. Masjid Galli No. 26, Indra Nagar, Aurangaba 16 ABD/409/2016 --- MSBW/ABD/985/2019 Aurangabad ABD Wo Arbi Madarsa Baijipura d Aref Nagar, Jatwada Road, Aurangaba 17 ABD/480/2018 Masjid-e-Salim --- MSBW/ABD/984/2019 Aurangabad ABD Near Saeeda Colony, Harsul d 18 ABD/824/2017 Madina Masjid --- MSBW/ABD/983/2019 Makranpur Kannad ABD Masjid Dargah and Grave GGA- Aurangaba 19 ABD/844/2018 MSBW/ABD/982/2019 Maliwada ABD Yard 582 d GGA- Aurangaba 20 ABD/813/2017 Masjid MSBW/ABD/981/2019 Bangaon ABD 302 d at X-106, Bajat Nagar, 21 ABD/245/2018 Madina Masjid --- MSBW/ABD/980/2018 Waluj Gangapur ABD MIDC. 22 ABD/878/2007 Masjid Nil MSBW/ABD/98/2008 Pathri Phulambri ABD GGA- Aurangaba 23 ABD/911/2017 Masjid MSBW/ABD/979/2018 Situated In Ghansmandi Maliwada ABD 580 d Dargah Hazrat Madadgar Aurangaba 24 ABD/477/2016 MSBW/ABD/978/2018 at Kutubpura, Jaisinpura, Aurangabad ABD Saheb and Graveyard d GGC- Makarmatp 25 ABD/395/2017 Dargah Shaikh Maroof MSBW/ABD/977/2018 Vaijapur ABD 49 ur GGA- 26 ABD/431/2018 Masjid MSBW/ABD/976/2018 Wahegaon Gangapur ABD 423 Dargah and Masjid Syed Shah At Sanjay Nagar, Baijipura, Aurangaba 27 ABD/780/2017 --- MSBW/ABD/975/2018 Aurangabad ABD Habib Sb. Galli No. 2, CTS. No. 12363 d GGA- Aurangaba 28 ABD/1015/2016 Grave Yard MSBW/ABD/974/2018 Satara ABD 743 d Dargah Khade Peer Saheb and GGA- Aurangaba 29 ABD/907/2017 MSBW/ABD/973/2018 Maliwada ABD Grave Yard 568 d GGA- 30 ABD/878/2017 Graveyard MSBW/ABD/972/2018 Aurala Kannad ABD 19 GGC- Dhondalgao 31 ABD/250/2017 Masjid MSBW/ABD/971/2018 At Dhondalgaon Vaijapur ABD 18 n Property no. 379, Bhambarwa 32 ABD/1049/2015 Ali Masjid -- MSBW/ABD/970/2018 Kannad ABD Bhabarwadi, di Property no. 379, Bhambarwa 33 ABD/1049/2015 Ali Masjid -- MSBW/ABD/970/2018 Kannad ABD Bhabarwadi, di 34 ABD/121/2008 Graveyard Pangra Tank MSBW/ABD/97/2008 Khuldabad Khuldabad ABD Ali Ibne Abi Talib Arbi Bhambarwa 35 ABD/1047/2015 -- MSBW/ABD/969/2018 At Bhambarwadi Kannad ABD Madarsa di Aurangaba 36 ABD/437/2016 Meher Ali Dargah Masjid --- MSBW/ABD/968/2018 Selud ABD d GGC- Aurangaba 37 ABD/91/2017 Masjid Shah Gunj MSBW/ABD/967/2018 M. No. 3-9-52 Aurangabad ABD 56 d Masjid Naikwadi (Rasul Shah GGA- 38 ABD/575/2017 MSBW/ABD/966/2018 Paithan Paithan ABD Miyan) 340 Masjid Dargah Peer Bagal and GGA- Aurangaba 39 ABD/896/2017 MSBW/ABD/965/2018 At Daultabad Fort Daultabad ABD Grave Yard 361 d Aurangaba 40 ABD/430/2018 Masjid and Dini Madarsa --- MSBW/ABD/964/2018 at Chitegaon Chitegaon ABD d Dargah Shahi Madarsa and Sawalad 41 ABD/471/2017 --- MSBW/ABD/963/2018 Soyegaon ABD Masjid Bara Masjid and Madarsa Imam 42 ABD/370/2018 --- MSBW/ABD/962/2018 at Fardapur Fardapur Soyegaon ABD Ahmad Raza 43 ABD/466/2015 Madina Masjid --- MSBW/ABD/9614/2018 at Tidka Tidka Soyegaon ABD Dargah Garbadi Peer S.No. 35, CTS No 16312, Shahnoorw Aurangaba 44 ABD/893/2016 MSBW/ABD/961/2018 ABD Kabrastan Shahnoorwadi adi d Graveyard Near Dargah GGA- 45 ABD/256/2018 MSBW/ABD/960/2018 Khuldabad Khuldabad ABD Hazrath Hafiz Yahya 141 46 ABD/812/2008 Masjid Nil MSBW/ABD/96/2008 Kanakshil Khuldabad ABD Muslim Kabrastan, Idgah and 47 ABD/241/2017 -- MSBW/ABD/959/2018 at Jogeshwari Jogeshwari Gangapur ABD Mohammadi Masjid 48 ABD/933/2017 Sayyed Alauddin Dargah MSBW/ABD/958/2018 Mharola Paithan ABD GGA- Aurangaba 49 ABD/70/2018 Ashoor Khana Hyder Saheb MSBW/ABD/957/2018 At Baijipura, M. No. 4-13-50 Aurangabad ABD 5 d GGC- Aurangaba 50 ABD/811/2017 Dargah Budhan Shah Wali MSBW/ABD/956/2018 Shekta ABD 139 d Masjid and Madarsa Hazrat at Gut No. 95, New Ansar Aurangaba 51 ABD/954/2016 --- MSBW/ABD/955/2018 Mitmita ABD Ali Colony d Dargah Noor Shah Saheb GGC- Aurangaba 52 ABD/33/2017 MSBW/ABD/954/2018 Karmad ABD (Tukde Peer) 114 d GGA- 53 ABD/463/2018 Masjid MSBW/ABD/953/2018 Jambhala Gangapur ABD 172 Graves In Jublee Park, Infront GGA- Aurangaba 54 ABD/395/2018 MSBW/ABD/952/2018 M. No. 2-1-8 Aurangabad ABD of Nawkhanda 122 d GGA- Aurangaba 55 ABD/317/2018 Nagina Masjid MSBW/ABD/951/2018 At Nawabpura, M. No. 4843 Aurangabad ABD 255 d GGA- Aurangaba 56 ABD/961/2017 Dargah Shah Dawal MSBW/ABD/950/2018 Palshi ABD 667 d Masjid Gar-Peer Chilla & 57 ABD/466/2008 Nil MSBW/ABD/95/2008 Fatiyabad Gangapur ABD Kabrastan Masjid Al-Marhum Saud 58 ABD/564/2017 --- MSBW/ABD/949/2018 at Khandala Khandala Vaijapur ABD Mohammed Kaldari 59 ABD/473/2017 Madina Masjid --- MSBW/ABD/948/2018 at Azad Nagar Khandala Vaijapur ABD GGC- 60 ABD/13/2017 Masjid MSBW/ABD/947/2018 At Post Wanjargaon Wanjargaon Vaijapur ABD 81 GGC- 61 ABD/12/2017 Dargah Hasan Khalifa MSBW/ABD/946/2018 At Post Wanjargaon Wanjargaon Vaijapur ABD 80 GGC- 62 ABD/432/2017 Masjid (dilapidated) MSBW/ABD/945/2018 At Parundi Parundi Paithan ABD 56 GGC- 63 ABD/927/2017 Dargah Haji Peer MSBW/ABD/944/2018 Garaj Vaijapur ABD 20 GGA- Aurangaba 64 ABD/696/2017 Masjid (Dargah-Ki-Masjid) MSBW/ABD/943/2018 Daultabad ABD 364 d GGA- 65 ABD/16/2018 Masjid MSBW/ABD/942/2018 Shioor Vaijapur ABD 238 GGA- 66 ABD/994/2017 Grave Yard MSBW/ABD/941/2018 At Safiyabadwadi Shioor Vaijapur ABD 253 Masjid Dargah Haji Qasim GGA- At Angoori Bagh, M. No. 4-1- Aurangaba 67 ABD/506/2017 MSBW/ABD/940/2018 Aurangabad ABD Saheb and Grave Yard 204 94 d Idgah Masjid & Deeni 68 ABD/905/2008 New MSBW/ABD/94/2008 Kannad Kannad ABD Darsgah Rahmania GGA- Aurangaba 69 ABD/512/2017 Masjid Known as Lal Masjid MSBW/ABD/939/2018 M. No. 1-8-9 Aurangabad ABD 225 d GGA- Aurangaba 70 ABD/523/2017 Masjid (dilapidated) MSBW/ABD/938/2018 Maliwada ABD 583 d GGA- Aurangaba 71 ABD/286/2017 Masjid and Grave Yard MSBW/ABD/937/2018 At Maliwada Maliwada ABD 575 d 72 ABD/661/2016 Masjid-E-Safa --- MSBW/ABD/936/2018 At Mohalla Mominpura Kannad Kannad ABD GGC- 73 ABD/1016/2016 Masjid Mukeri Bagban MSBW/ABD/935/2018 Paithan Paithan ABD 53 GGA- At Multi Purpose High Aurangaba 74 ABD/150/2017 Grave MSBW/ABD/934/2018 Aurangabad ABD 198 School d GGA- Gangapur Aurangaba 75 ABD/455/2018 Masjid (dilapidated) MSBW/ABD/932/2018 ABD 421 Jahagir d Madrasa-O-Masjid Rasheeda 76 ABD/38/2017 --- MSBW/ABD/931/2018 At Fardapur Fardapur Soyegaon ABD Ibrahim GGA- 77 ABD/266/2017 Dargah Peer Chand Shah Wali MSBW/ABD/930/2018 Gangapur Gangapur ABD 139 ABD/399/2008 & Aurangaba 78 Deeni Darsgah Malanbi MSBW/ABD/93/2008 Cut Cut gate, New ST colony Aurangabad ABD 517/2008 d Dargah Hazrath Syed Shah GGC- Aurangaba 79 ABD/538/2017 Yaqub Mahdavi Saheb, Masjid MSBW/ABD/929/2018 Maliwada ABD 119 d and Grave Yard GGA- Aurangaba 80 ABD/481/2017 Tomb Shah Ruknuddin Saheb MSBW/ABD/928/2018 Daultabad ABD 377 d GGA- Aurangaba 81 ABD/120/2018 Masjid and Grave Yard MSBW/ABD/927/2018 Opp. to Dargah Raoza Baugh Aurangabad ABD 632 d GGA- 82 ABD/582/2017 Masjid (Khana Masjid) MSBW/ABD/925/2018 Phulambri Phulambri ABD 687 GGA- Near Ghati (Medical Aurangaba 83 ABD/609/2017 Dargah Shahran Shah Wali MSBW/ABD/925/2018 Aurangabad ABD 60 College), M. No. 1-8-38 d GGA- at Opp Dargah Sufi Saheb, Aurangaba 84 ABD/353/2018 Grave Yard MSBW/ABD/924/2018 Aurangabad ABD 184 Panchakki, d Dargah Hakim Saheb and GGA- Aurangaba 85 ABD/227/2017 MSBW/ABD/923/2018 At Makai Darwaza Aurangabad ABD Graves 89 d 86 ABD/884/2015 Jama Masjid --- MSBW/ABD/922/2018 Trimbale Nagar Bhawan Sillod Sillod ABD GGA- 87 ABD/122/2018 Masjid Phut MSBW/ABD/921/2018 Lasur Vaijapur ABD 157 GGA- 88 ABD/44/2018 Idgah MSBW/ABD/920/2018 Lasur Vaijapur ABD 156 Aurangaba 89 ABD/579/2008 Suleman Masjid-o-Madarsa Nil MSBW/ABD/92/2008 Ranmastpura Jinsi Aurangabad ABD d GGA- 90 ABD/208/2017 Masjid (delapidated) MSBW/ABD/919/2018 At Dhangaon Dhangaon Paithan ABD 104 GGA- 91 ABD/358/2017 Masjid MSBW/ABD/918/2018 Near Hanuman Temple Golegaon Gangapur ABD 127 at Gut No.
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